Al Navas
04-06-2010, 8:52 AM
From the Woodworking Magazine blog: (http://blog.woodworking-magazine.com/blog/Gird+Your+Gut+Expand+Your+Mind.aspx)
With Woodworking in America in our backyard this fall, we are going all out to show the attendees a good time in the greater Cincinnati area.
So we've planned several extracurricular activities for the attendees. All of the events below have a limited number of seats available and will be first-come, first-served (except the pub crawl). There will be a small added expense (except for the pub crawl) to cover transportation or food. We're not doing these to make money -- we're doing them because, uh, we really want to do these things during Woodworking in America and thought you might, too.
In the coming weeks I'll discuss some other fun events at the conference, such as the return of the Handtool Olympics, programs for spouses, and our own personal guide to the restaurants and hotels around the Northern Kentucky Convention Center and downtown Cincinnati.
For more details on the Oct. 1-3 conference, visit WoodworkingInAmerica.com (http://woodworkinginamerica.com/GeneralMenu/). Registration opens in May.
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With Woodworking in America in our backyard this fall, we are going all out to show the attendees a good time in the greater Cincinnati area.
So we've planned several extracurricular activities for the attendees. All of the events below have a limited number of seats available and will be first-come, first-served (except the pub crawl). There will be a small added expense (except for the pub crawl) to cover transportation or food. We're not doing these to make money -- we're doing them because, uh, we really want to do these things during Woodworking in America and thought you might, too.
In the coming weeks I'll discuss some other fun events at the conference, such as the return of the Handtool Olympics, programs for spouses, and our own personal guide to the restaurants and hotels around the Northern Kentucky Convention Center and downtown Cincinnati.
For more details on the Oct. 1-3 conference, visit WoodworkingInAmerica.com (http://woodworkinginamerica.com/GeneralMenu/). Registration opens in May.
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